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keeping it from updating all the time. #6
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You could compare the current value with the old value. |
how would this be done? |
i tried something like |
nevermind i fixed it |
Fixed it how? Please be helpful to the rest of us!
… On Dec 16, 2017, at 12:18 PM, Steamedmuffin ***@***.***> wrote:
nevermind i fixed it
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im just so bad at coding, that i put a semicolon behind the before mentioned if statement, and it canceled itself.... smh. love the library BTW. |
Happens to me all the time! Thanks for sharing the fix, it is so much more helpful!
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im just so bad at coding, that i put a semicolon behind the before mentioned if statement, and it canceled itself.... smh.
love the library BTW.
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when i am useing the libary it outputs data all the time, but i only want it to output when i have changed the value of the potentiometer
if it is even possible, how would this be done?
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